story: CHAPTER XVIII 
  
  IN NORWAY AT LAST 
  
  There is no denying the fact that Dave was startled. It was one thing to have Roger missing, it was quite another to have his chum gone and have the berth made up as if it had never been occupied. 
  
  "He went to bed--I saw him go," muttered the boy from the country to himself. "Am I dreaming, or what can the matter be?" 
  
  The more Dave thought over the affair the more was he puzzled. As quickly as he could, he put on some of his clothing and slipped on his shoes. Then he opened the stateroom door and stepped out into the passageway leading to the main saloon. 
  
  There was a dim light burning outside, and nobody appeared to be in sight. Dave looked up and down the passageway eagerly, and even stepped to one of the corners. Then he walked to the main saloon, with its big sofas and easy-chairs, and its grand piano. Not a soul was in sight anywhere. 
  
  "Well, if this isn't the queerest yet," he murmured, and pinched himself, to make certain that he was not dreaming. He walked to one end of the saloon and then to the other, and then started for the stairs leading out on deck. 
  
  At that moment there came an extra-heavy gust of wind and the steamer rocked violently. Dave was thrown on his side and fell headlong over the end of a sofa. As he went down he heard several cries, one in a voice that sounded familiar to him. 
questions: Who is Dave looking for?
questions: Where is he?
questions: Is that a boat?
questions: Where is Roger?
questions: Did Dave think he was in bed?
questions: Is his bed made?
questions: Was Dave confused?
questions: Did he witness him heading to bed?
questions: Where did he decide to go?
questions: Was anyone there?
questions: What did he walk through on the way to the saloon?
questions: Was it bright?
questions: Who was in the passageway?
questions: What kind of seating choices are in the saloon?
questions: Any other options?
questions: Is there an instrument?
questions: Did he check the whole saloon?
questions: What made the boat move?
questions: Did Dave get tossed?
questions: Where was he headed before the wind?
answers: Roger
answers: Roger
answers: the steamer
answers:  the steamer
answers: yes
answers: the steamer 
answers: unknown
answers: unknown
answers: no
answers: have the berth made up as if it had never been occupied
answers: yes
answers: the berth made up as if it had never been occupied. 
answers: yes
answers: Am I dreaming
answers: yes
answers: I saw him go
answers: the main saloon
answers: the main saloon
answers: no
answers: nobody appeared to be in sight
answers: the passageway
answers: the passageway
answers: no
answers:  dim light
answers: nobody
answers: nobody
answers: big sofas
answers: big sofas
answers: easy-chairs
answers: easy-chairs
answers: a grand piano
answers:  and its grand piano
answers: yes
answers: to one end of the saloon and then to the other,
answers: an extra-heavy gust of wind
answers: an extra-heavy gust of wind 
answers: yes
answers: Dave was thrown on his side 
answers: stairs leading out on deck
answers: stairs leading out on deck